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Watch this first then you can "appreciate" the Russia video lol | ||
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Oh well, at least i got a good laugh hahah | ||
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On November 08 2008 15:35 Chef wrote: Dunno, but doesn't it make you feel witty and good about yourself to get things other people don't? I'd say the main culprit is a generation of Family Guy audiences though. Haha but I have to disagree with you there. My favorite parts of family guy are the subtle parts (well I guess most viewers don't watch it for the same reason as I do). I just discussed this briefly with a couple of people who had a couple of suggestions. One agreed that people overall seem to be much better at getting a difficult joke so long as they expect it to be a joke, whereas they don't even get the simplest joke if it isn't obviously clear from the get go that it's supposed to be a joke. The other person suggested that I'm a sarcastic bastard who assumes more in the direction of jokes, than serious posts... and that other people simply fall in different parts of the spectrum. Thus, I am more likely to mistakenly think serious posts are actually jokes. Not sure if it's true or not, but an interesting aside imo. | ||
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I really need to bloody finish that though, not like I have to do anything from the original since there is no new change to the original routes -.- | ||
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On November 08 2008 15:34 micronesia wrote: Why do many people have so much trouble with humor that is subtly presented? I'd expect some... but it seems like too much. I think my sense of humor is too subtle sometimes. Oh, you saw this thread too? http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=81864 | ||
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On November 08 2008 15:34 micronesia wrote: Why do many people have so much trouble with humor that is subtly presented? I'd expect some... but it seems like too much. I think my sense of humor is too subtle sometimes. Lol because chef sounded incredibly serious when he started the thread..i even thought it was for real for a while.lol | ||
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On November 08 2008 15:34 micronesia wrote: Why do many people have so much trouble with humor that is subtly presented? I'd expect some... but it seems like too much. I think my sense of humor is too subtle sometimes. It's much more common on the internet. If you don't add a disclaimer or j/k at the end of your post you'll get a string of people quoting you and replying with variations of "rofl ur dumb". | ||
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